It seems to be common community knowledge that Express Request objects have events like req.on('data', …)
and req.on('end', …)
, but the official documentation – https://expressjs.com/en/api.html – makes no mention of these events.
Are Express' Request events documented anywhere? And what – if any – guarantees are made about them?
js ecosystem. When you are looking for any tutorial to learn Node, Express is presented and taught to people. In the latest State of JS survey, Express was TOP 1 for all categories. Despite all of this, Express is not a great technology, and you should have stopped using it since 2015.
Node. js is a platform for building the i/o applications which are server-side event-driven and made using JavaScript. Express. js is a framework based on Node.
Axios is used to send a web request whereas express is used to listen and serve these web requests. In simple words, express is used to respond to the web requests sent by axios.
js is a run-time environment for building server-side event-driven i/o application using javascript. Express. js is a framework based on node.
Express request object is an extension of node original request object. All events which are supported by nodejs request should be also available in express
Here is the docs for nodejs request
https://nodejs.org/api/http.html#http_class_http_clientrequest
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